New Insights into Cellular Inflammation and Regeneration
A special issue of Life (ISSN 2075-1729). This special issue belongs to the section "Physiology and Pathology".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 31 August 2025 | Viewed by 122
Special Issue Editor
Interests: innate immunity; inflammation; immunometabolism; cell migration; autoimmunity; immunopathology; skin immunity; renal immunity; antigen presentation; T cell activation; macrophages; dendritic cells
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Dear Colleagues,
It is becoming increasingly clear that inflammation plays a pivotal role in orchestrating the repair of damaged tissues, acting as both a trigger and regulator of regenerative processes. However, the dual nature of inflammation—as both a facilitator and potential inhibitor of regeneration—remains a significant focus of contemporary research. This Special Issue seeks to advance our understanding of this complex interplay and highlight novel therapeutic strategies that leverage inflammation to promote effective regeneration.
The topics of interest include the following:
- Molecular and cellular mechanisms linking inflammation and regeneration;
- The role of immune cells in regulating tissue repair;
- Therapeutic interventions targeting inflammatory pathways to enhance regeneration;
- Biomarkers for assessing inflammation–regeneration dynamics;
- Innovations in regenerative medicine addressing inflammation-induced challenges.
We invite submissions of original research articles, comprehensive reviews, and methodological advances that address these topics and related areas. Contributions should provide new insights into the fundamental biology of inflammation and regeneration, as well as translational approaches with clinical relevance.
This Special Issue offers an opportunity to showcase cutting-edge research at the intersection of inflammation and regeneration, with the potential to inform future therapeutic developments.
Dr. Jea-Hyun Baek
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- cellular inflammation
- tissue regeneration
- immune modulation
- regenerative medicine
- inflammatory pathways
- immune cells and tissue repair
- chronic inflammation
- biomarkers of regeneration
- immune-tissue crosstalk
- wound healing
- fibrosis and regeneration
- inflammation resolution
- tissue remodeling
- regenerative microenvironment
- inflammation-driven pathogenesis
- translational immunology
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